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Diplomatic Breakthrough Over Minefield: Will Algeria-Mali Ceasefire Avoid Tuareg Trap?
Algeria and Mali have resumed diplomatic relations after more than a year and a half of severance, with both countries announcing the return of their ambassadors and the relaunching of air traffic. This move was seen by Algeria as the beginning of restoring relations to their normal course. However, challenges remain, as regional developments—particularly the rising influence of Russia and Mali's changing strategies—have shifted the balance of power. Sensitive issues have also come to the fore, such as Mali's annulment of the 2015 peace agreement, tensions in the Targui region, and the Targui file, which threaten the security of Algeria's southern borders. Diplomatic recovery remains fragile, as both parties need to make mutual concessions to ensure stability in their relations, while trust continues to be affected by disagreements and doubts over Algeria's role in Mali and the Targui issues.
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